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There are several reports concerning
our removal to other quarters. We find
our business increasing so, that we will
have to secure larger quarters. We have
tried to secure suitable location, hut
have been unable to do so. 1t is our in
tention to build a comfortable office, just
as soon as location can be secured. As
it is now we find that we cannot run our
machinery rs last us We should to get
through with our work, and hence we
will have to secure ground floor.
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Services at Newark and Wesley Churches


NF7W NM VI T, NIIINNHs
Sunday morning Glass at 8 o'clock. m.
Preaching at 1890 Il. M, bp Rev. j. IL.
Caldwell. ID. d.
Sabbath School at 2:3O.
Young Mems Prayer meeting at o'clock.
All the young men of the church should
attend.
Revival Service at 73O p M, and every
night next week.
WESLEY NJ. 4. CHURCH.
Preaching at 800 p M, by pastor.
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For Sa1e.-A small farm in Frank
lin Township, Chester Co., Pa, 6 miles
from Newark, between Kimbleville and
Appleton, near Flint Hill Church, con-
tanning 40 acres; small apple orchard,
grapes and pears. The improvements
consist of two-story house, barn, corn
crib, etc. Also, Il good growth of timber.
Address, DANIEL KENNEDY,
Newark, Del.
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! was very sorry to learn that Billy
pumpkin has stopped writing, as his
letters were always interesting. Old
maids are trouble sometimes Cecil,
the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. w. c..
Henderson, died on Monday of last week
after an illness of few weeks. Funeral
took place on Wednesday, at Cherry Hill
Md. Rev. c. w, Prettyman, oiiiciated.
Mr. Alexander Richie living near
Appleton, die on Monday of this week
after Il short illness Of pneumonia, aged
about to years.-Onc of the funniest
incidents ever know in this town, took
place the early part of this week, gem
tlcman of b, came up TO see lady in
c., and was met by the old lady with a
good sized stick. and he Immediately
turned. A pail fence was before him
and the'old woman and Climb behind
him, when he calculated, legs, do your
dutym and jumped the fence, three pals
were found off the fence the next morn
ing which he struck in jumping over,
or came in contact with the club that
missed the man from B.. HOMO.
Salvation Oil kills pain every time.
For cuts, bruises, sprains, strains, burns,
scalds, and frost bites it is an infallible
nt,ra Drfoa n.lts OE aa,fc
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TBE IDEHL lQFGEzIQE.

for youngpeople is what the papers clll
st Nicholas. Do you know about it
how good it is, how clean and pure and
helpful? If there are any boys or girls
in your house will you not try a number,
or try it for year, aud see if it isn't just
the element you need in the household ?
The LoHdon Times Inns said 1--WE have
nothing like it on this side" Here are
soma lendinp fnatnres of
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MARRIED.

Dec.
10Th, 1856, by Rev. c. w. Prettyman,
at the residence of the father of the
bride, Robert Montgomery, near Strick-
ersville, Harry I. Garrett to Lizzie X.
Montgomery.
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WANTED.-Wheat and Corn for
William Lea, Son & Co., for which the
highest market prices will be paid.
JAS p. ROrHwELL, agent
nov2If Newark, Del.
FOR SALE. 49, Nine Cows with
calves by their side Good stock. Three
months credit if necessary. Apply to
NovGf 5. DEPUTY, Newark, Del.
FOR SALE.-A CORNER STORE
and dwelling at Newark. Del. Desirable
Main street location, with stable and
necessary outbuldings in excellent con-
dition. Apply to
S. b. WRIGHT.
febl3tf Newark, Del.
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Yes! D Yes 1.-THE undersigned
takes this method of informing the public
that he will call sales at short notice and
on reasonable TERMS Give me a trial,
call on, or address, HOSEA r. SMITH,
Appleton, Cecil county, Md.
Orders left ut THE LEDGER office will
receive prompt attention.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE. do hereby forbid all
persons in public or private business
trusting Elizabeth Wright on or after the
first of January, 1887. JOHN WRIGHT.
JAMS
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AUCTIONEERING,

! would give notice to my friends and
the public generally that am still call
ing sales. Having had 20 years expert
ence. am confident of giving satisfac-
tim. THOMAS BRAcKIN.
Orders left with VIM. II. reefs or W.
a Woodrow, will receive prompt attcn-
ton.
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AUCTIONEER l

] hereby offer my services as auctoneer
and promise to give the matter my best
attention. Address,
ii. G. GREENFIEID
Kimbleville, Pa,
POOL ROOM,-Al. Heiman the
Deer Park Barber, has taken charge of
Pool Room under the Hotel, where he
will be pleased to see his friends.
Also full line of Tobacco and Segars.
FOR SALE. One Cook Stove
nearly new; aud two No-top second-h
Buggies. Address, E. E. Ocheltree,
dec1ltf Newark, Del.
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STATE OF DELAWARE, COUNTY OF NEW
CASTLE, IS:
l, Geo. w. Lindsey, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly affirm
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief,
GEo. W. LINDSEY, Cashier
Subscribed and affirm to before me this
9th day of January 1887.
WIN. MCKEowAN, n. p.
CoRREtT-Attest:
SAMUEL NJ. DoNNEIt,
JAMES HOssINGER,
JOEL THOMPSON.
Directors
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ASrRAY.-A red COW came to my
residence, near Chrstiana village, White
Clay Creek hundred, about the middle of
October. Owner can have the COW by
paying charges. ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
LOST.-Lost Wednesday evening,
Dec. 10Th, on the Telegraph road, between
W. c. Henderson's lane and the road
to INTERCHANGEABLE, a brocade shawl
with dark centre. The finder will please
leave said article at John p. Wades store
at Appleton. or return to w. c. Hender-
SON Tan-S
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FOR SALE.-A Frame House at
West End of Newark Price, $1,000.
Terms easy. Apply to
Declltf CHAs. ii. HOLLOWAY.
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BOWEN & BROTHER,

All local notices appearing in this
paper, relating to the sale of goods, and
not written by us, will be charged at a
certain rate per line.
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STORE NO. |
rs OUR
Family Grocery

NEW LONDON AVENUE
Lowest prices on goods, and
one dollars worth of goods free
if you will ask for card.
Best ATince Meat 3 lbs PIC;
best culrants, 3 lbs 25c; granu-
lated sugar, 64c, "a" sugar &c,
light brown, SC; Headlight Oil
lie.
Goods sent all over the Gown.
HARRY K. GALLAGHER,
Manager.
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FOR SALE.-Cotton Seed Meal.
CHAs, WALTON, Iron Hin, Md.
ianI-0w%
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Salvation Oil kills pain every time.
For cuts, BRUISES sprains, strains burns,
scalds, and frost bites it is an infallible
cure. Price only % cents.
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"The Hundredth Man, Il novel by
Frank Il. Stockton, author of The Lady
or che Tiger" etc, begins IN November,
Two novelties by George w. Gable,
stories by Mary IIollock Foote, "Uncle
Remus," Julian Hawthorne, Edward
Eggleston, and other prominent Amer
lean authors will be printed during the
year
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ST. NICHOLAS.


STORIES by LOUISA VI. ALCoT and
FRANK II. STOCKTON, several by each
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Refused te Recognize,

LONDON, Feb. I4.-Advices from Zan
 zebar, states that the Sultan, has refused 10 comply with the demands of the Por. tu8ese Govenror,of Mozambique, tc surrender the territory claimed by Porlu. cual, but recognized an anglo. german agreement with the Sultan a, belonging 10 Zanzabar, and has referred the matter to friendly powers. Portugal, has on this account ruptured her relations with
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.seiIecGing Himself.
special To The EpITAPH.

special To The ErITAPH,
 PRESCOTT, Feb. I4.-Undcv q suspen- sion Of the rules the Council passed the code commission bill regarding a,;ach- Inents and garnishments.
 Blul, of Cochise, introduced a bill to amcnd the Commissioner of ofI'rmigration, a h.l which will reduce the salary of that official very substantially. It also de- scrbes the duties he shall perform in connection with his office.
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Bod dSiBg the Issue.

CHICAGO, Feb. IA Washington, special says: There is no prospect of the passage, over the presidents veto, of the dependent pension, and 1t is genera ly understood tba' it will not emerge from the house committee on invalid pensions, rush of business before both branches of Congress and the fact that but seventeen working days remain Of the session. Wien coupled with the fact that many members are averse to voting again st the Presidents veto. The
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Quarantine Bill.

.;paciGlro tle i.PiTAPH.
 PRESCOTT, Feb. I4-Robertson's biii amending the school laws and Drake's bill t,r the preventing of diseased cattle from entering he Territory, which is an exact copy of the New Mexico quarantine bill will soon be favorably acted upon.
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rhe Gathersng Clans.

VIENNA, Feb. I4,--Herr,, Lissea, Hungarian Premier, arrived here yestcr- day, after confcripg with the Emperor, be attended q meeting Of Council ofmin- isters called to consider the question Of an early assembling delegations, and the amounts of credits to be asked staff of Steyr Rife factory, has beea qua5rup,ed, and work been given to other factories. Repeating rifles cannot be supplied for the whole army, until the end of May.
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& SupN" -cEnG",

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Inter Ocean St, Paul, special says: Lr.e report from Montana, indicate that affairs there are assuming most alarming aspects. A week ago, people wela bawai'ng the fate of their cattle, but nov .aa.e is
 source apprehension that there rtll be an appalling loss of human life. Snow began falling in the middle Of last No vembcr, and there is now more on the | groaad, than for ten yea!s past. Most of the sage roads ore coterlf closed up and the trains are running at irregular intervals The supply of fuel IS almost exhausted. Three days ago coal was sell ing at sixty dollars ton at fort Benton and now it can hardly be purchased al any price. Snow is drihed 10 enormous depths, and people living at mountain bases are in imminent danger ofmeeting a horrible death beneath an avalanche or freezing to death. Should another protracted storm occur it is believed that hundreds will succomb to its terrors, as it is more people have frozen to death this winter than for twenty-five years past. Cold has been worse varying from 40 degrees below zero. A. Helena, to 60 degees below, at Fort Shaw, and in vicinity of Little Jenny and Grand Cen. tral mines. On Bald mountain snow is eight feet deep on a level, and travel is impossible eXcest on snow shoes.
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A EesnlDal isrN.l:.

Fr'nE GiIchris,, aged I9 years employ ed s'oa Giant powder works, at Fleo,- ings Point, caught in belt round the fly wheel his morning, anl was instantly killed. His head was crushed by the belt. He Vas a resident ofWe. Rerkloy.
 is mothel lives at Santa Barbara.
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County Courts Gone.

The bill abolishing the County Courts of the, Territory passed the House to- day by vote of thirteen to four. The bill is to take effect immediately. It will pass the Council sure.
 The bill abollshing the distinction be- ,ween sealed and unsealed instruments, and also the abolishing of scrolls for seals, passed.
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Ton,piaint against ;to7sgr.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. i4.-A com plaint has been made Ia the Police court by Capt. Lees of the detective force sgainsl Dr. James Hodges, who exnlod- ed the bomb in the Grand Opera hop52 last Wednesday evening". In tba com plaint, Hodges is accused of making an assault with intent to commit murder up- on seven persons who sat near him in the opera house gallery.
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E'Orgctful Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I4,-The Presi- dent has allowed an act appropriating four hundred thousand dollars per year to provide arms and equipments for mali,is to become a law without his signature. The constitutional ten days in which he should have acted, having passed. This bill expired. Saturday, and his failure to ign the bill is regarded as an oversight IS hewas not known to object to any ofits provisions.
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Wedding in sslnh Mic.

NEW YORK, Teb.I4.- Mrs. Coleman Drayton, and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, have both given dinners in honor q Charles Alexander ard his intended br'de, Mss tia,tie Crocler. Inc mar raGa, wiIl be calab,ated in San Francisco On the 18th of April, ard the br'1a! party with al of Aexanders, friends and reIa- 'ons, will go our to ;he wedding in spec. .al cor:.
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Al the Railroad.

Special to the EPITAPH'
 PRESCOTT, Feb. I4.--The House in committee of the whole to-day considered Smiths railroad bill, which prohibits dis elimination on freights and fares either on boats on the Colorado or by the rail road lines.
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Liineral Surveyor.

U. 5 Deputy Mineral Surveyor and City Engineer, surveys, maps and reports on mines q specially. All work per formed at reasonable prices. Land surveys and applications made promptly. Best ot references given.
 H. B. MANSON,
 0,tice 3I6 Fifth St.
 Tombs oae, Ariz.
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fZEr NOucansn,;tsal.

PARIS. Feb. IA dispatch from St. Pc,ersburah, says: General You Sch werinitz' german ambassador to Rur5sia, recently sounded ,ha Car, as to whether he would remain mural in event of @ @a~, between Germany aud France, and q It the Car refused 10 make an anoun Q. ment respecting the alatter
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Asylum Comnittec,

special to the EPITAPH,
 PRESCOTT, Feb. I4.-The House ap pointed committee, consisting of Ming, ofGraham, Adamson, ofApache, Doran,. of Yuma, Smith, of Maricopa, and Eel ton, of Yavapai, to investigate the board of insane asylum directors.
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the Sultan, and has hau'ca down the Portuguese flag at the Consulate at Zauzi- Bar. In addition to this q number por tugese, men of war have proceeded to Plunge, the bombacdmcnt of which is threatened.
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flrnYY Erinr.n

MERGED, Cal. Feb. I4-.Rain for the past 2oAnour5 has bacn unusually steady and heavy streams are erGowing . part of the valley. covering great breadths of land planted with wheat. Rain ceased ialling about 4,
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COUNCIL.
K cfnse to Concur.

Special to the EPITAPH
 The Council refused 10 concue in the penal code bill, also the placing of pow. der houses within quarter of mile rom the highways. The Couacil refuse penal code bill to third reading, but i; may be reconsidered, if not, it is killed.
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Uoroner'g Office.

J. A. Koska, has located his office in the old trucl; house corner of Fourth ard Toughnut Streets. Where he can be tound by people desiring the services of .he Coroner of Cochise county.
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About Second Tcr;a1.

NEW YORK, Feb, r4.-Hon. Smith Weed who has jus. returned from a visit to President Cleveland, at Washington, says, that he certainly will not succeed Manning, Secra;ary of Treasury, nor has he the slightest information as 10 whom the President intends apoaintlng. Weed said he believed President Cleveland. would adhere strictly to his letter accept. aace and would refuse 70 be Caudl3a.. for second term.
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DIstruciiNe ErCahet.

BUTTE CITY, CAL. Il. The Iron bridge recently erected here at a cost of twenty seven thousand dollars, was washed away yesterday afternoon.
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Ti.e Teici.lnue gFan,

NEW YORK, Feb. I1.-lhc friends of Thos. A, Edison, ,h}vk he may never return from Florida. He had Q severe attack of plsus'sy Inst December, and j, )eit his lungs hoqcIes-,y d-seased Hjs recovery $ dccmcd dorl.l
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Meals ct Ill Hours.

In obedience to the demands of our customers, meals will be served at all hours of the day, from 5:3o a. m. till II o'clock p. m.
 EUREKA HOUSE,
 Wilcox A T.
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TBLBGRAPHIC. The County Courts Killed by 8 Band of Reformers. Suffering in Montana Territory
 rem Snow Storms. The Commissioner of Immigration
 Gets a Severe Set Back. The European War Clouds are
 Still Gathering.
 Associated Press Dispatohesl
The European War Clouds are
 Still Gathering.
Associated Press Dispatches )
HOUSE.
4 Coed Pleasure.

Special to The EPITAPH,
 PRESCoTT, Feb. I4.-The code com mission bill concerning attachments and galnishments by Andrews was passed to-. day undc. suspension of the rules.
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Nan Ccn Nc.tarrar-.

Have always on hand the 0ao.o Steaks, Chops, Game, Fish ard Oyster, Spring ChicEla and Fresh Ears. Also Fresh Butter and bfi!'s @ou H.c New Can Can Dairy. Open jay and sha
 AD.NFALsH, Proprietor.
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Blown ID.

4 Fol &. Lummersdorf, on the French Frontier, vas blown up yesterday, by explosives.
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Have you 3 rclatlLe or f.Lend -.

Have you relative 0. friend 5o#rney- ng toward the n.5er.cs that arc ea u.at by an incorporate lie and arg.'-v.'s 's grava? Ifso you can in3uoe E.m to &C., cept !Lc Acme trea.m I.tn~of.ce TO hardship Read their ad. -ro.b9r olums.
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Genuine French Kid Shoes g. per pair. All other classes of shoes in pro- portion Palace,
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Louis A@- molasses at $l.25 per gallon also .n- assortmen, of Louisiana suaay, ,yaa ceived at Joe Hoefag'5.
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Bess treatment accord .o Ca.a.


Po.ab.. cry comes from habitnal sa. Pt. .sy any dc- rangcu#u .a. iH and il t.a..m E.. ,... r..a. ea.a. that no One ssaty ..'.e usually prasc, H@.@. K, r.'ss were preg .1 10 1,- inc 1... and they ,.t oe io:-f eaal t1 ta taste of women eod ahi'd,an 2s .sa.. At all druggists. l. Hacs H- Co pre-. prjators, S E.
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proposition to pass the measure by q two-thirds vote, is wholly ou, of the que. lion.
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Prices cut down on dress goods close i'r out our winter stock very low .L-4ce.
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P,lcrs to 5uit the time Brocade dress good. 70 cents per yara Palace fifth
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Just received T Joe Hoeaer's, car oad of the cslshrated Stockton crown brand flour ana . quantity of fresh sro- ceres. au27-tf
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Gentlemen whose heards are rot tre tint which tbay desire, can remaag the detecy ny using Dackingaam's Dye fr Whiekers.
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VNrF
 L. w. Einn represents lhc people o5 Cochise, not thc Democracy, as t1e sycophdnt would lead Us to believe, au when he voted to continue t5c ,mco of Commissioner of Immigration he l Inot voice the sentiments of twenty persons in Cochise county We shall maintain, ua. til we learn in the contrary, t.., this vote was given to ,be interest of /l.ick and his harmony srhamer,. " lnAw for facr that Mir. B1oa va# a.---.i to the office when he lei. Tomas' .s l.rthe Capital, and we can seer .... reason why he should have chaua,a ls m.nd since, other than as we ly.u~, sad in the interest Harmony
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 Iarr 'l '.- thiS fn.s..a''c been in- Iaa u,ea w .a H ey," oaen aranaaug.'. y-, - 9 arson Who has ever G..I it.. nlr-r lIial for any t.Hys. ' a.-: s-aasc sUscep- {; .a ,i Cu.e, uas I.- u,gD made .--t I-WHHT ELECTORAL ' has, i-l numb rpsliuate C.a1 ofcHa .s.t-. Eitis, aal e. g"- s-.-.. i'd has many ..a.- i. ,....ar ages c. E.-nvH,ay loa--a1s .t- su. Ii is a I "'.a tilaa e, iteHany- ,N takCn in s... 3st~. ii t,a~"at 10 .a - and is uaa."t i1 every 3l-; "0aE- sare are csi 'y.n, as lhgne i5 IaiaWy ID good as &LEn'StIIrE&1' pEGW9Hbl E. for treat- mo0r ol Group and Whoog'na (ough. These are al plain facts, which eau be verified by anybody, aHd should be re- meab"rcd3 D everybody.
 Ay2-'s Cherry Fact0ral
 PREFERRED BY
 Or. J. C. Aver c, Co, Lowell, Mass.
 S0ld by al druggists,
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The hair i. frequently rendered pr. maturejy gray by care, grieE deli-a.4 health, Iowncss of spirits, or a depressed lone of the vital powers. The use of Halls Sciiian Hair Remover wilIrs- store its youthful co,9r and beauty <
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Notwithstanding the efforts of the sup. porters of the County Courts it has gone to the wall We can peal; understand. ingly for the County Court of Co-hlsc county, and can say withou. fear of con- tradicton that IL has been a sp'~ndjliy conducted court, and has done Is duty faithfully by the people ot Cer.j,e coua- ty, but the Legislature in ir, wisdom or otherwise thought it should be sa. aside, and it will undoubtedly be abs,isaci.
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Harris, ,s, ..i'ur ,5 On hand fine lot of win,cr Ids, a.ch h. sis saNHn at reasonaO!e pd gva him a cal.
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H.w Auction House, Wall paper aud c.rP-uo. al eastern prices.
 SAM BARROW.
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The California Meat market coraor Allen and Third Streets, Light weights and high prices, nothing n hand, call and be convinced, a.l
 p. N. HLToN,
 ProUricgor
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Wai>key yg.n more u.,-lg wnon Che human family than Wal, fanWa and n1s Isncc combined, Tbg. .a but one ra6- onal cours- to pe@aa tHr the jnebria.e and that is q tre~m.nt thet destroys the appetite for rum. Such is lie Acme. Read their advertisement in an ether column.
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Choicest fresh ranch butter just re- r-Ycd at Tweed's store. f
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LOCALE LETTES.
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 Al kinds of stove wood for sale at H K. Weeds.
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 If you want to keep posted read the GPilAPH. ' EufaIo hams and bacon, fresh, at rweed's store f A! kinds Of job work eHecu.ed at the &rITAPH office at I0west rates. fl Artistic Job worI, done at the low s; ra,as, at he EpIrApH ~flcr.
 \ large assortment ol skirts, sbaws' a11cr wear & PaIace Choicest fresh ranch butter just re- r@'Ycd al Tweed's store. f N.w Auction I'ouse, Wall paper aud crpo,io. al eastern prices.
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\ ,a'Ea assoryncns ol skirts, shawis' nlllr wear N Paiacc ::
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Artistic Job worl, done at the low-s; ra,us, at he EpUApH ~hice.
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.-- ~caa ..coo, Cal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-14
THE CATTLE BUSINESS.

money can be made ty the bushel
in the cattle business" says the Miles
City Stock Journal, elf it is only known
how to go about it. Buy up all the two.
yearold steers you o'n get, put them on
60 good range and hold them for
about eighteen months and we will
wager that you will be able to count
your grsenbacks i'll large denominations
aud say that, for once, you cut the
proper caper." .....
All very good advice, but like the recipe
for making rabbit rot pie, 'efirst catch
JeW rabbit In the first place it would
be necessary to And the tw .-,,ur old
aaosrs; then it would require large
capital to purchase q herd large enough
TO make the business profitable; It
would be necessary to find the "good
range" unecsppied. whioh at the pres
EFT day W, ula oh b bs more difficult